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Welcome To Frestonia national geographic public behaviour on the subway

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public behaviour on the subway was much less formal

'I photograph dying buildings and Quarry Hill was terminal by the time I got to it

The act of photographing also constituted a form of therapy

luminous worlds full of life energy

These digital images have allowed us to view the Martian landscape in an unusually detailed

Welcome To Frestonia national geographic public behaviour on the subwayFirst edition of Welcome To Frestonia by Tony Sleep. First impression. Medium format hardback in fine condition. Signed by the artist. About On 31st October 1977, Freston Road, a squatted street of derelict houses in Notting Dale, West London, declared independence from the United Kingdom. We appealed to the United Nations to send a peacekeeping force to prevent evictions by the Greater London Council. The new nation state called itself The Peoples

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